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The national teaching hospital of the Central African Republic in Bangui. A new national imaging centre there was waiting for equipment, including a scanner and mammography, in 2021.
The IAEA imPACT review summary for the Central African Republic (2021) says the radiology departments of the five university hospitals had old, non-digital equipment, that CT and MRI were not available, and that CNHUB had a new national imaging centre, set up at the end of 2020, waiting for equipment including CT and mammography. It recommends breast examinations at CNHUB and the other teaching hospitals, strengthening its pathology department, and a medical oncology department at the Hôpital Communautaire or CNHUB. The coordinates are an approximate Bangui city point.
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